Month: January 2019

Trading The Brow

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It finally happened on Monday morning; the Woj bomb that NBA fans didn’t know when it would come but knew it was inevitable nonetheless finally dropped. Anthony Davis and his agent, Rich Paul, informed the Pelicans that he has no intention of singing his contract extension after next season and

The EOTB Gives Their Stamp of Approval On the HOF

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Right off the bat, I just want to say my predictions were right. In my previous article regarding what my mock ballot would look like, it was these four who led the way. I had all the faith in the world that these guys would get in and thankfully, the

The Writers Get The Win, Rivera Gets The Save

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There has never been a Major League Baseball Hall of Famer who received 100% of the vote from the writers. There has also never been another pitcher dominate the most clutch moments like Mariano Rivera. On Tuesday, Rivera solidified his legacy by becoming the first ever baseball player to be

The Celtics Would Be Smart To Have The Marcus Identity

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It is no secret that the Celtics are not succeeding the way fans and those around the league expected them to so far this season despite the immense talent they have on the roster. When you watch the superiorly talented Celtics team lose to teams like the Magic and the

Is Kyler Murray Giving the A’s the Heisman?

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Here’s some potential news that may seem as a shocker to many. According to some reports, Kyler Murray, the 2018 Heisman trophy winning Oklahoma quarterback and 1st round draft pick by the Oakland A’s, may enter the 2019 NFL Draft. For those who are not up to date with his

The Jets Take Gase Off The Market

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It did not take long for the New York Jets to upset their fanbase this offseason. On Wednesday night, Adam Schefter reported that the Jets have decided to hire former Miami Dolphins HC, Adam Gase, to be their new head coach. I have said before that this is the most

Step Back and Enjoy

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James Harden is playing like the best player in the world and to put it simply, people don’t know how to feel about it. Calm down, I’m not saying he is, but he is playing like it as of late. No matter what Harden does, there is a divide among

In Cash We Trust

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Earlier this week, Brian Cashman made sure the Yankees stayed relevant in the media when they signed Troy Tulowitzki who they hope can be this year’s version of Neil Walker at a much cheaper price. The signing is one that would have been more excited five or so years ago